Penn Senator Rod

[DJ76]

hello everyone.  Get a call today from my buddy and says he has a fishing pole to drop off.  So he hands me a 6'6" Penn Senator that appears to be i dunno maybe twenty or so years old and never used (original price tag on but price scratched off).  there are literally 3 scratches on it and thats it.   Looking for a little more info on it.  I beleive its a tuna or trolling rod

The rod says Penn Senator and the model is S-3260RF Line Range 40-60 lb.  There is also a writing that says 6/0 (six ought like a hook size).  Closer towards the handle it says "penn rods of champions".

I'm also looking for what a fair market value would be for this.  He claims he has other items like a reel that goes with this rod that they are just looking to get rid of a bunch of stuff they have.   thanks for the input.

[DJ76]

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[DJ76]

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[Bucktail]

Probably worth about $50 or so.  And 6/0 is the  size of the Senator reel that it would match up with.

[BigAl13]

Its not worth nothing, get whatever he has and Ill take it off your hands so your not stuck with it . Always glad to help

[DJ76]

Its not worth nothing, get whatever he has and Ill take it off your hands so your not stuck with it . Always glad to help

funny i told him the same thing...hence why I have the rod

[IKAT]

Den I could use a new walking stick   

[Hunter 2]

Maybe an antique shop would want it.  

It looks like it would get the job done fighting a big fish. maybe your friends has a reel around that would match the rod.

[Fishin Dude]

I'm going to say realistically, about the $30-$40 range without a reel. If he has a Penn 6/0 for it, depending on the condition of the reel and gear ratio (Black or Red sideplates), sold as a combo, would probabally be easier to sell. E-Bay could bring the price up, but shipping a fishing rod has challenges. As with anything else, it's only worth what you can actually sell it for. 

What other "Stuff" is he looking to get rid of?

[DJ76]

I'm going to say realistically, about the $30-$40 range without a reel. If he has a Penn 6/0 for it, depending on the condition of the reel and gear ratio (Black or Red sideplates), sold as a combo, would probabally be easier to sell. E-Bay could bring the price up, but shipping a fishing rod has challenges. As with anything else, it's only worth what you can actually sell it for. 

What other "Stuff" is he looking to get rid of?

apparently the guy (who passed away) purchased a bunch of fishing gear for his boat years back but never got the opportunity to use anything.   I told my buddy that I may want some stuff.  apparently there is a room full of items.  we will see.